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This is the small npm bootstrap for flameox's local MCP setup wizard:
npx flameox@latest setup
For a non-interactive update of the detected MCP clients and their managed runtime, run:
npx flameox upgrade
upgrade first resolves flameox@latest, then launches its matching Python
package with uvx. The wizard installs a persistent, versioned local runtime
and writes only the MCP client configurations you approve. For the interactive
setup flow, keep @latest in the command: an unqualified npx flameox setup
invocation may reuse an older cached bootstrap. The bootstrap refreshes uv
metadata for the pinned Python package before resolving it, so a newly
published runtime is visible even when uv has cached an older package index.
FAQs
Bootstrap the local flameox MCP setup wizard
We found that flameox demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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